Nate Sammartano (2026, OF, Huntington Beach, CA) showed off some raw pull side pop, smoked a triple in the left center gap. Sammartano displayed a violent compact swing with plus bat speed. Showed off his speed on the bases and in the outfield, made some nice plays in the outfield to save some runs from scoring. Showed the ability to make the routine plays, also showed off his arm.

Thomas Gonzales (2025, RHP, Laguna Beach, CA) was outstanding on the mound, the fastball was electric sat 83-86 with good life. Threw two solid innings striking out 4 batters and did not allow 1 hit. Also swung the bat well, smashed a single to left field, has a short compact swing with good bat speed.

Santino Garcia (2025, C, Manhattan Beach, CA) was solid behind the dish, features a strong athletic build that holds a big presence back there. Has a cannon, hosed the few runners that right to steal second base. Garcia was a wall, kept everything in front, was vocal and commanded his pitchers well. Also swung the bat well, smoked a triple in the left center gap, has a short compact swing with plus bat speed, and raw pull side pop.

Will Grable (2026, RHP, Pasadena, CA) threw a solid two innings, struck out 4 batters and only allowed 1 hit. The fastball sat 79-83 mph with slight arm side run. Worked quickly, threw a lot of strikes and generated a lot of swing and misses. Grable showed the ability to consistently repeat his delivery.

Noah Garcia (2026, SS, Fontana, CA) swung the bat well, smoked a triple over the left fielder’s head that one hopped the fence. Garcia displayed a quick level swing that stays long through the zone with good bat speed. Also made some great plays at shortstop, worked through the ball with smooth hands and a quick transition, Showed the ability to make the routine plays.

Riley Bassett (2025, 1B Chatsworth, CA) came ready to swing it, smoked a single to left center to score the only two runs of the game. Displayed a short compact swing with good bat speed, was aggressive early on good pitches. Also made some nice plays in the infield, showed the ability to make the routine plays.

Brody Griffith (2026, RHP, Las Vegas, NV) was electric on the mound, the fast ball sat 80-82 mph with good life and are side run. Griffith threw a lot of strikes and located well generating a lot of weak ground ball outs.

Macen Collura (2026, RHP, Las Vegas, NV) brought the heat, the fastball sat 81-83 mph with ease. Collura showed the ability to consistently repeat his delivery, threw a lot of strikes and located well. Threw a sold inning, created a lot of swings and misses, paired the fastball with a thing spin breaking ball to keep the hitters off balance.  

Sean Evans (2026, 3B, Maple Valley, WA) showed off raw pull side power, smoked a ball in the left center gap. Evans has a violent swing with plus bat speed, he features an athletic build that holds a big presence in the box. Also made some great plays in the infield, showed the ability to make the routine plays.

Brock Johnson (2026, RHP, Bakersfield, CA) features a strong athletic build that plays well on the field. Johnson showed off his speed on the bases turning multiple base hits into extra base. Displayed a short compact swing with good bat speed, ended the day with to double to left field. Also got on the mound and dominated, threw two innings striking out 3 batters. The fast ball sat 77-80 mph.

Tyler Vladic (2027, OF, Cypress, CA) came ready to swing it, ended the day 2-for-2. Consistently made solid contact to the right center gap. Hits the ball well middle in, has a level compact swing with decent bat speed. Also made some nice plays in the outfield, showed the ability to make the routine plays.

Luke Ludwig (2026, OF, Murrieta, CA) saved some runs for scoring with some great catches in the outfield. Works through the ball with smooth hands and a quick transition. Also made solid contact, smoked a single to left field.

Francisco Aguirre (2027, C, Winnetka, CA) was solid behind the dish, displayed soft hands with a smooth transition and accurate throws. Kept everything in front and commanded his pitchers well. Also swung the bat well, singled to left field.

Owen Bone (2026, RHP, Huntington Beach, CA) threw a solid 2 innings, the fastball sat 78-79 mph with good life and slight arm side run. Worked quickly, threw a lot of strikes and generated a lot of swing and misses.

Hunter Harrington (2026, OF, Valley Center, CA) swung the bat well, smoked a double and a triple down the left field line. Displayed a violent compact swing with great bat speed. Was aggressive on the bases and showed off his speed, stole a few bases and took the extra bag putting pressure on the defense. Also made some great plays in the outfield, works through the ball with smooth hands and a quick transition.

Derek Cardenas (2026, SS, Tehachapi, CA) was solid defensively, showed the ability to make the routine plays. Worked through the ball with quick hands and a smooth transition. Also swung the bat well, singled to left field to score a run.

Evan Rodriguez (2027, C, Simi Valley, CA) displayed a level compact swing that stays long through the zone. Smoked a double to left field, hit the ball well middle in. Also was solid behind the dish, kept everything in front, moved well and displayed smooth hands.  

Alex Harrington (2026, SS, Valley Center, CA) his leadership on the field was electric, very vocal and aware of what is going on. Harrington made some great plays at shortstop, showed the ability to make the routine plays and the harder plays look easy. Worked through the ball with smooth hands and a quick transition, showed off his cannon and consistently made accurate throws. Also swung the bat well, consistently made loud contact.

Alex Harrington (2026, San Diego, CA) displayed quick bat speed throughout the round. Sound feel for the barrel helps drive the ball with authority to all parts of the field. 

Hunter Harrington (2026, Valley Center, CA) showcased a sound, line drive approach during the entire round. Quick bat speed helped generate quality power to the pullside. 

Owen Bone (2026, Huntington Beach, CA) put together a solid round with consistent barrels. Quick bat speed allowed the bat head to get out front and drive balls with authority. 

James Clark (2026, RIverside, CA) used a lofted path with good bat speed to drive balls hard to the pullside. Sound feel for the barrel helped generate hard contact consistently during the round. 

Sean Evans (2026, Maple Valley, WA) used a strong frame to drive the ball with authority throughout the round. A sound approach stayed through the big part of the field, allowing the power to play gap to gap. 

Corwin Allard (2026, Ladera Ranch, CA) showcased quality feel for the barrel during the round, allowing balls to be driven to all parts of the part. Good extension out front and lofted path helps drive the ball in the air consistently. 

Macen Collura (2026, Las Vegas, NV) flashed quality bat speed with the ability to get extended out front, generating solid power to the pullside throughout the round. 

Owen Digenan (2027, Poway, CA) showcased a simple, direct swing with the ability to use the entire field throughout the round. Solid bat speed and feel for the barrel helped drive balls hard often. 

Takashi Rutherford (2026, San Juan Capistrano, CA) utilized an aggressive approach and quick bat speed to drive balls with authority throughout the round.

Gavin Smith (2027, Corona, CA) displayed the ability to get extended and drive the ball hard to the pullside. A simple, direct swing found the barrel often throughout the round. 

Matthew Bias (2026, Huntington Beach, CA) used a strong frame and quick bat speed to produce quality pullside power throughout the round. Quality extension out front helps drive balls in the air regularly. 

Weston Peterson (2026, Menlo Park, CA) flashed quality bat speed on a linear path throughout the round. Combines with a strong frame to drive balls with authority when squared up. 

Santino Garcia (2025, Manhattan Beach, CA) showcased quick bat speed with the ability to get the bat head out front often. Combines with a strong frame to generate quality power to the pullside. 

Daniel Troncale (2025, Anaheim Hills, CA) displayed a sound approach capable of using the entire field throughout the round. Quick bat speed on a linear path produced frequently hard hit line drives. 

Ayden Vasquez (2026, Delano, CA) showcased a simple, relaxed swing with solid feel for the barrel throughout the round. A strong frame combined with good extension out front to produce solid pullside power. 

Thomas Gonzales (2025, Laguna Beach, CA) showcased quick bat speed with an approach capable of using the entire field. Sound feel for the barrel allows quality power to play from gap to gap. 

James Clark (2026, Riverside, Calif.) collected a pair of hits on the day and impressed at the plate. Split the gap on a double and followed it up with a single to the opposite field. Employs a simple left-handed swing, stays on plane with quick hands. Short and direct stroke, contact to all fields. Got on base consistently and made his presence felt. 

Ian Brown (2026, Redono Beach, Calif) put the power on display with loud double to the left-center gap. One of the best hits of the day. Strong hands and a bit of separation when squared. Solid right-handed swing with present pull-side pop. Good amounts of physical projection left in the frame. Name to watch closely for the 2026 class. 

Danny De La Torre (2027, Temecula, Calif.) also had a pair of solid hits, going 2-for-2 on the day. Two solid hits up the middle. Easy stroke, hands get extended and work through contact. Showed a sound approach and waits on his pitch. Good performance at the plate.

Alex Harrington (2026, San Diego Calif.) showcased his enticing tools and athleticism for his age. Advanced bat speed and hands for the class, comes off the barrel real loud. Whippy barrel, jumps to the pull side, strength at contact. Notable bat-to-ball skills. Harrington jumped on the hill in relief and showed a lively 82 mph fastball with a downer 11-5 curveball that got up to 2,240 RPMs. Enticing profile that ranks amongst the top of the class. 

Sean Evans (2026, Maple Valley, Wash.) was effective in relief with five strikeouts over two solid frames. Mixed tempos well from the right side. Fastball up to 81 mph with life, took some off a quality change in the low-to-mid-70s. Flashed a mid-60s curveball with depth. Good strength at the plate that stood out. Performed well on both sides.